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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-29
His Impressive Name.
Frons the Boston Transcript.


A Court street lawyer has had under hiD
eve OF late, In the case of his Office boy, an
interesting instance of the influence upon
the rising generation of the reading of ro-
mantle literature Not long ago the lawyer
advertised for an Office boy, and employed a
bright-looking youth Of IL solely on his own
recommendation, partly because he liked
the boys looks and partly because he was
impressed by his name, which was Arthur
Hamilton Montague, The boy turned out
well. in spite of a propensity for reading
rainbOw-covered literature in his spare mo-
ments and the lawyer found it an unalloyed
pleasure 10 he able to summon an Arthur
Hamilton Montague and send him trotting
OIL on an errand.
One dav. after the boy had been in the
Office about month, the outer door opened
one ofternoon at on hour when Arthur
Hamilton Montague happened to be out,
and q sturdy and elderly Irish woman In
faded shawl and straw bonnet came peep
ing furtively through the door OF the inner
Office.
81 ak yer pardon, sorr," she said, when
she saw the lawyer, "but Is this Byar Fay
warthy's Office"
at is.n
"Sure, an l thought so. And can ye tell
me. sorrn (glancing under the table and then
up toward the top of the bookcase), ''if me
boy Mickey is anywhere about, sorrr
"YOur boy Dlckeyf lhefeS no boy
Mickey here, madam
Sure, he's the office boy of L'yar Fay
warthy, sorr."
you've made mistake, madam. Our
office boy is named Arthur Hamilton Mon
taguen
fhe woman looked aghast for an instant,
and then burst into convulsive laughter
arthur Hamilton Montague, is it, i'm
dade!n she exclaimed, between her spasnls
of laughter. "Sure, then, the b'y's me own
choild, an his name is Mickey Halligan none
the less, sorr.n
Confronted on his return with the visit Of
the inquirin2 woman, Arthur Hamilton
Montague was compelled TO admit the rela-
tionship. He said he had got his official
name. 70 to speak, out Of no less than three
novels, and felt that he was fairly entitled
TO IT,.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-29

"A nice fellow aud a good actor said
one gentleman TO another as a third left
them and made his exit from the club Eve
used TO be very intimate in New York when
he was member OF Wallack's stock.
Charming home and charming wife-one of
the prettest women 1 ever knew. I'D have
liked TO ask him about her"
''Well, why didn't YOUR
"0h, felt q certain delicacy, you lznOw.H
'sBut don't know
"Why, it's nearly year since left Nov
York"
"What difference does that makesn
''Oh, he's an actor. you see and these pro
fessional reopsea eare--aie--e aiifeieht ffon.
others There may have been divorce for
all know She was his fifth. n--S0n Fran.
cisro ChroBinie-
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~ shall not be in New York again for a
year, she said, decidedly.
You have not left the typewriting busi-
ness, have your
Forever she answered, quietly, "there
is no future in il and one is foolish 70 waste
time over thing that affords 50 little prom
isen
Are you going on the stage or do you ex-
pect 10 write for the newspapersp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-02
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING SrAR.


The LETTER CAHRIERS.-The free delivery system
Is TO be put in operation here upon the lSr OF next
month, as by that time the street signs and new
house nunberSwil all be In place. II Is understood
that four carriers and substitute carrier VIII be
appointed by the Postmaster General, upon the
no,niDa.lon OF the postmaster. II Is believed now
TO be substantially certain that Nessrs. George
Price, Geo. Dix and Charles Howard will be three
OF the Carriers
ALEXANDRIA MISUNDERSTANDING do not
seem TO marry much in August. Only four licenses
Alexandria couple, during the month. So few
licenses have not been granted here during August
Tor several years. Last year there were eight
August marriage licenses granted by the clerk
and IN August, 1855, ten licenses.
NOTES.-The city school board met last night,
but only four trustees attending when seven Is
Rev. DR.. ]. j. Keane bishop OF Richmond, will
make al episcopal visitation to st. Mary'S church
here On sunday and give the papal benediction.-
A conference with the street committee was held
here few days ago by the local authorities of the
Alexandria and Washington Railroad, relative to
20 The grade or Fayette street and the Improve
meats proposed;;-Thomas Burrough Clipped the
end OF his thumb while chipping beef yesterday at
McDurneyS Store.-The iron horse No. 81, on the
Midland track, ran away yesterday and for a
while seemed likely TO make a tornado OF ITS own
steam drove every body away while the engine ran
of the track and started to go across the river.
put was stopped 6y some heavy cars which ii
at slaughter house few days ago
and is still unable to 60 to work
Eiward A. Withe-, OF Boston, who came here to be
Waterman at the braddock House. was buried to-
day from the almshouse, where he had taken
refuge IN sicknesA-Walter Elsley, colored, is
held by the police, charged with stealing a wheel
barrow irom < Webb's place. ON Payne street ex-
tendeI.--The Issue OF public school permits was
continued to-day, and over one hundred granted
The mayor b IS flned James Clark S. for dis
orderly conduct.--The funeral OF Mrs. William
duncan took place to-day from her home near the
canal basin.
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First Day Of the Game Season.

THE 6INSSKS WHO WE'RE MOST sCCCESSFUL YESTER-
DAY.
Shooting on the marshes yesterday turned out
better toward evening than the gunners gener-
ally expected, although reed birds and ortolan
were not so plentiful as at the beginning OF pre-
yious seasons Those who caught the early morn
Ing tide were not so successful, but toward even
Ing the birds appeared in larger numbers, and
gunnerS on the afternoon tide were more success
Iul than those who were out at daybreak. Mr..
Campbell Darlington captured "a birds, the largest
number reported TO have been killed by single
gunner. VIM. wagner, the weli-known gunner,
lett the marsh With "a birds. Mr.. Emmett Morris
killed 10, and Prof. SOu5a killed about the same
number. There was better shooting toward Bla-
denSOurg, Charles BeeIny and Robert Howard bag
ging about fourteen dozen each. Marion Fowler
and companion sixteen dozen, and Mr.. AcCOr.
mick seven and a half dozen.
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Special Prices At the Oriole, saa 9TH st.,

SATURDAY ana MONDAY, Sept. and ).
back, atwood 9s cts; Bresonne jersey, upper e
something entirely new; Black Jersey, plaid
vest, shoulder-putrs, s249, worth $3.50; corsets
23c.; Our ACC. Corset, &c.; Canton Flannel, 5k,
rs, 10 and 12Hc: per yard, all eolors; Cashmere,
12hc per yard; double-width Plaid Dress Goods
Csc; "a Sheeting, 19c.; Red Flannel 23, 80 and
37Hc. per yard; Children's Undershirts, l2k, To-
~ and 25c, according TO size; Ladies' Vest, good
goods, 80 and 49c; Wool Goods, rs and Csc. Boys
Undershirts or Drawers, 25c. Ladies' Cashmere
Shoulder Scarfs. &C.; Ladies' Red All-wool Vest
or Drawers, roc.
Gents Furnishings at the Oriole, So 9TH ST.,
saturday and Monday-Canton Flannel Drawers
:oc.; heavier. IS and SOC; Our tailor-made goods
49c.; Gents and Boys Undersh1rts and Drawers,
2oc.; heavier. 80 and 4oc.; Red Wool Undeishirts
or Drawers, &C.; Boys Blue Flannel Bicycle
Shirts, 7oc;; Gents Heavy Merino Urdersilirts or
Drawers, soc. very heavy at 49c.; Seamless Socks
3 pair for 25c.; White Wool Understands or Draw
ers, ose;: cashmere Or Wool Socks, regular made
for Csc; Fancy or White flannel Shirts, soc. |;
Boys Suspenders lOc.; Gents Suspenders, DC. 4;
Cheviot Working Shirts, 25c.; White Shirts 80 and
49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-02
Condemned Locals.

Train No. 90. on the Baltimore and Potomac
road, struck the tyo-year-and-a- old daughter
of ChaS. Suit. near Wilson's station last evening.
The child escaped with some bruises about the
limbs.
Battery D. Sd T. S. Artillery, Col. BarStov, from
Fort McHenry, which reached the Washington
barracks yesterday, viii remain there ten days in
order 10 give the men an opportunity or rifle
practice at long range.
Mr.. c. Y. auckland has accepted position with
the general freight agent or the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad a. StenographeT.
The mean temperature In this city last month
was 13 degrees just the same as In the years 50
and sd.
Mr.. q. z. Jones, for the past eleven years the
agent FOr the steamer Mattano has been rendered,
and has accepted the position OF general freight
agent for Washington and Georgetown Of the
Inland AMI SeiDOiri Col5tiny co.
Dr. Thomas F.. McArde has removed both his
of!ce and reSidence 10 No. Ills y. Y. ave.
Those VINO ieave the city during the summer can
have The STAR mailed TO them for any length OF
time, at the rate or 80 cents per month, and the
address changed as often desired. ~ The
requisite amount Of money must IL. each case uc-
coDlDl7lU the order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-02
Protection from Fire.
4 SYSTEMATIC INSPECTION OF BUIIDNGS-RESCLr
so FAR.

so FAR.
The building inspector, Mr.. Entwisle, and Mr..
Parrish, the chief OF the fire department, en-
gagged to-day In making an inspection Of buildings
In the city. with the view or determining whether
the means OF protection against fire required by
the recent law are necessary to be intoduced
These gentlemen taking the city by sections
beginning with West Washington and coming east
They have gone far as 18th street. An order
has been issued directing the erection OF stand
pipes aud ladders on the following buildings: Or
plans Home, 2Oth and streets; Clarendon HOTEL
1ith street and New York avenue; Windsor Hotel
10Th street and New York avenue; Riggs House.
18TH and streets; Cornweii building, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between 14th and 18Th streets, and
the sumner public school building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-02
STANDARD CouaH SYRUP.

The best remedy for Coughs Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma. Bronchitis. Influenza and Incipient Con.
sumption on the market Pleasant to the taste and
SURE for all affections Of the Throat and Lungs
This remedy should always be kept on hand for emer
gencies
Bottle holds twice much medicine as that of any
other twenty-five cent preparation sold To be bud
from all druggists at twenty i've cents bottle.
Standard Remedy Company, manufacturers Of the
following United States Standard Remedies:
STANDARD COUGH SYRUP.
STANDARD VOICE BARS.
STANDARD SYSTEM TONIC.
STANDARD RHEUMATIC REMEDY,
STANDARD PILE REMEDY.
Call OF send for circulars.
OFFICE: 1909 STREET N. W.
Telephone 1854. au27.6t'
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RAILROADS.
HALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN rriLCr July asTH. IS

SCHEDULE IN TrfECT July 2sTH. 1852.
LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION. CORNER
OF NV JEksEi AVE AND ST
For Chicago and Northwest ZAP Daily 10 80 q. M
fyr Cincinnati and 81. Lous. LKp. Daily 3:ls and
fur l4,ssburs and Cleveland. EIp. Daily 10 SIS An
For ae1ins:oa and Local statious. TO loan
n vf fnisdeipaia Newark. and Mihaington. 30 Q
For i, r,n i,S $40 "a daily a. 49, russ
For singerly and interlnediaie Icints, ~ Is nm.
an, TO s5 BIS Is Go i1n IT. NAY. ~ 40
81; 40. 30 G;45. 80, 25 and 4 80 .. M
$50, 30. 40 5 30 - SIS nnd IL 80 pan 'O'
nof 1 anliois - Al1d 80 m l. 10 aud IS
Shs, o;ae 80 AIN la.Vo. S:1o $50 pm- SUNDAY
For Nay stAisns between Washington and Balu-
s sloei vY' 80 80 AN u 10, 30 40 -
3;c 40 t a. and iirasS o m. 90 am" aud 30
For stations MeiroIoitsn Branch. -s45am.
4:fu I'm; Tor Jfnciial stations only. $40 10 a ia,
80 aud 8 10 pm. son sunday siois at ali sta
t9r Gaithersburs and intermediate points. ~ :o5
For boyls and intermediate stations. II 20 n m
daily. "A ~ y IN"
Chdrch train leaves Washington or Sunday only NJ
i:lo T. H. stopping nj ali stations Mc,ruIsll. tan
For Frederick tlo:as a. M, - 80 ? m. Sundays,
For RaEers,own. ito 10 a. IN. aud - 40 p m.
1rails arrive from Chicago, daily. go A nm aud
20 r. w. from Cincinnati aud ST Louis DAILY a %
a r. and l;l5 y. ~: iroin htIsbuTg, das. 20 a ma
IRON Phisdelphia, Chester and Wilmington 10 4 \
n m. ) %. 800 and $3.50 D.. IA, daily. aud ii %
y. IN.
From Sincerly and intermediate points Of Hal.
tnlore 1880 a. M. daily.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington 81 > 10 q 20
use 300 800, 10 90, and 1850 a. M IL - II y
300, 10, %. u 90 Is 20. = >, % and uU ,
M. On sundays q 80, 90, $40, 40 30. m, l 10.
=: 10 10, o., 30, a., 80. 90 A.. u
For points on Shenandoah Valley lailroad IS l5 y.
M.
Except Sunday daily.
BaysaEe called for and checked At Acteis ana re~i-
~ LETT nj a. "a
PENNSYLVANIA AkENUE-
". NJ. CLEMENTS, G. X LORD.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

, EOlSl hUl TO LONDON. -
hUnDL. JsGhER LLOYD 8 s. Ol
asl E1 fress 5teAIlIers
To Southampton ti<onaon, hasrel Bremen
Elbe. D.. v AN. sAlaes, 49,, q
m; tsesr., sat, AZ a W ed. SEPT
Ii. = PIN I,.e., Sat sesI ID, . u IN I--.S wed,
Comfortable ststerooms excellent table, luxurious
saloon upl frlces: lrtcaDin and AZ
berth. according 10 location; ID csoin. sSoa
berth. IleeTsge al low rates. Apply 70
au3i l. Il. DkOOP. Y15 Penn ava
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DRY GooDs Ar Actual Cosr Pace
DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST.
LAWNS AND BLANKETS

LAWNS, 5, 9, g, 10, 12kc.
FRENCH LAWNS. Is, 18, goo
LINEN LAWNS. 12H, Is, Is
BLANKETS. slightly soiled, at actual cost price
DRESS GOODS, Striped Plaid Checked and Fancy
Styles. worth 2Oc, reduced to 15c
CRlNKLED GINGHAMS, worth 12kc, reduced to
nc. ~' "
SILKS. vELVETS SATINS, DRESS GOODS At
actual cost during the month Of August.
Bargains in BLACK CASHMERES.
FIGURED SATTINES (short lengthsA real value
124c., reduced 10 &c. O'
Cash customers who buy s. over in Dry Goods
worth IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-02
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.


Indications for the "a hours conn,-ncfus at
For the District OF Columbia, Delaware. Mary
land and Virginia generally warmer, fair weather,
light 70 rresh winds, generally southWester!y.
WISE PARENTS no longer buy their children high
priced shoes school wear since they have found
out that we are selling thoroughly reliable shoes
for less than the price OF resoiing Hahl's great
speeiaties IN schOo! footwear see city items, In
consequence Of this great popularity. have many
imltat0rS but no competitors. The materials that
go into these goods are personally selected by one
experienced buyer, and the SoIss being made of
f1rm, solid IeaLhcr-not filed IN with scraps OF
Shoddy or poor lodther-they are bound TO give
satisfaction. WV. HAHN Co.,
SIG 9TH ST. and 1922 Pa ave.
AFTER using DR.. BickneL's Diarrhra and Dys-
entery Syrup tell you friends what you think OF 1t.
LOOK AT Those SI.:}s fne ladies'
Button IN CITY ltsnlsl at Standard Shoe House.
For Washington dressed beef go TO JnO. r. Kelly,
stalls 6ys 90 and $50 Center Market, and 206 and
2OS Northern Liberty. corn beef specially.
FACE and eyesighI fitted 81. Hempler,S, ave, &4&.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-02
Goldschmit

Chicago Grocery Com pany, SOC 7th ST.,
sells formulated Sugar 6,1c. A Sugar &c.
Light Brown sugar &C., Cut Sugar &C. ID.
We have the best Csc Cof1ee ever offered
Our 30c. Java coffee guaranteed pure
Try our Java and Mocha mixtures for &c.
Chicago Grocery Teas are celebrated for favor.
Good Black and Green Tea 35c per h.
Fine OOlong or Gunpowder Tea Soc per Id.
Fine English Breakfast or Japan Soc per Id.
Finer O0Iong or GunpOwder Tea 75c. per Id.
Finest OolonX or Gunpowder Tea 81 per lb.
Chicago Grocery Company, 500 9TH st. n ",
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-02

OUTDOOR SPORTS
BOOKS FOR SUMNER READING.
A Tragic Mystery, by Inspector Byrnes and Julian
Hawthorne. Abe story Of Country Town, by l.. ".
Howe ia paper. A reverend Idol, in paper. The
Story Of Margaret Kent, IN raper The House at
High Bridge. by Edgar Fswcstt, In paper. The Con-
The Cruise OF "0m M aj Sai T. RsRsSE sox
au23 as seventh street nv
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Sales OF Real Estate.

W. %. Wyckon has bought OF Henry Beard, for
81 400, lot OF Sherman'S subdivision OF Mt. Pleas
ant. Alfred Thomas has bought, for 81 600, Of JnO.
Sherman, lot OF same subdivision.
Jno. Webster has bought OF C.. G. Meader, execu-
tor, Tor SG,3l7oO, lots and square oO2 fronting
90 feet OF street south and l3o On Az street
west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-02
EDUCATIONAL.

TIE MechAurArts Scholarships Offered il every county
E,ii literary and scientific couree Location: Coliegr
station, Z. and o. Ra:lrSd. 81 miles from BalIpore,
miles from Washington city. session SEPT. 20.
Faculty. Agricultural Colleee. Md. au24- LIN
EMERSON INSTITUTE,
~ Ola 18th ST, bet and SITS.
select Classical and Mathematical School for Young
-. .,,., Men en- and Boys vn.r cry, a.
Prepares Cor Harvard. Yale. Princeton, Johns Hop
kns and other colleges and universties Tor the Sci
entific Schools, U. s. Military and Naval Academies.
aud for business For gsrticulars address
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
NJ 3l3 9th ST. NV, near City fost-Odice.
The Highest standard Business College In America
Fail opening Si.PTEMBEk IL. Regular bay and
Evening Sessions. .. m. and 80 y Theoretical
and junior Practical Departments and Seuior Practical
or Banking and Of6ce Der srtnnept thorough iastrUc
ence. Penmsilshp. Exchange. Interest. Discount Com
nissiol Brokerage Averaging OF Accounts, Par .her
ship Settlement, and Partial Payment. Sepa.ste
Glasses in Grammar, Arithmetic Reading Writ and
Spelling. Tuition fee Regular Busiless Ceurse bay
Session. one year Si0-payable $40 on entering.
balance monthly instameRts S1o each; 500 ii lsid
mn on entering Iuiton is seS quarterly, rald in
Tuition Sl5 for three months, $40 fer six months.
and $40 for year. Life Scholarship Special Bust
ness Course, $40, subject to 10 FER cent reduction
Lady Students Special Course for Civil Service Full
particulars. College Ofce every week day, from
to p, or by mail. Catalogue free
F. 9. MARTYR, President.
C. X URNER, 4. NJ, Z. E., Principal
made by the month. quarterly semiycarly Or yearly.
him
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whisky in POp-b0ttles.
TWO COLORxD MEN DKNY ITS OWNERSHIP AND Al


Sergeant Diggin5 this morning took to police
headquarters two cOlored men whom he had cap
tured on F-street car together with q large Va
lice AMI a small picnic basket both Of which were
found TO be filed with pOp-b0ttle5 containing
whisky. The men were accused OF owning the
the whisky and being on their way to Good Hope
Camp meeting. This they denied and said that
the val!se and basket belonged 10 another cOlOred
man who jumped of the car when he saw Sergt.
DiggfnS- Tie whisky was held by the police and
the men released.
Last year n number OF persons were arrested at
the camp meeting for selling whisky without a
license. The liquor vas sold from bottles similar
10 TIE ones Captured this morning. Liquor was
also drawn from sofa fountains and every con-
ce!s&bie device 10 deceive the police: but officers
Mart and frthsT cIuHIt lnOSt OF the vtOiaterS OF
the law ana they Wore Tried La Ia Police C0Urf
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LACE CURTAINS Ar PRIME Cosr.

LACE CunrA1ss Ar PRIME Cosr.
sEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY b Bnorgyu,
Is OFFERING HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF ANTIQUE
NOIIlSGHAM AND MADRAS LACE CURTAINS
THIS Is a RARE oPPORTU NiTY FOR FAR III IS
FISNlSHISd TO PURCHASE LACE CUR'rAINS
AND AN EARLY INSPECTION Is SOIICiTED
A. THEY WILL SOON BE DISPOSED OF AT THE
RE Al Ma!AE : sEg R3wN Up, PRICES n, o1,-.
pE TkSH sJe AsB 4co AT
Raw SILK TABLE COVERS. ALL SIZES: ALL
Wool BLANKETS, NAksEILLES QUILTS
NAiKiNs. TOWELS. CRASHES, And GLASS
ILddNENs At 40WEsT PRICES
The CELEBRATED ENFIELD SHAKER FLAN-
NILS IN ALL QUALITIES. BOTH WHITE AND
MEpIna SileHy JACKETS AND WRAPS AT
xE& HsEsi TH1e !sssEys, FROM g. SO TO A.
new sJ9ck OF ftkk WOOL FRENCH DRESS
FABRICS IN ALL THE LATEST FALL COLOR
NoyTfTlEs - SIX AND WOOL PARIS TEX
ANb fRENCH CosTtHE cI0THs. 'ioiS
IMMENSE STOCK OF BLACK AND COLORED
LYONS SILKS AND vELVETS
EHPi,tfSS F PiTHHikRTTs SPECIALITY n,,,
skATON PERRY.
PxRRr BUILDING
x.,,bp.s.a ,s.o renn'Sivania ave-. cor 9th St
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CITY ITEMS.
September Third.
Bargains for Saturday,
AT TEE FAIR

September Third.
Bargains for Saturday,
AT TIE FAIR,
(00ldschmid's Old Stand,)
S12 It'll 81. NV.
FRANKIE 4 Co., PrOpfietora
17c.-DuStpan with brush.
Schedules Basket.
5c.-Large box Bixby's Best Backing.
15c.-TwO packs Toilet Paper.
1Oc.-Fancy Wooden Salt Boxes.
S375-Dec. China Tea Set (English), Sc pieces
$13sS-Dec. China Dinner Set {EngI worth SIS.
5c.-Colored Cut-GlaSs Salt Shakers.
Sc.-CryStal Pickle Dishes new shape).
G9c.-HandsOme Patented Folding Chairs.
33c.-Beautiful Picture Frames, complete.
4c.-Clothes Racks.
&C. extra large
4c.-T-pin Hat Racks.
20c.-Patented Spring Roller Shades
7c.-iS sheets ColOred Shelf Paper
9c.-Painted splash Mats
37c.-EXtra large Block Tin Dishpans
19c.-Handsome Antique Brass Photo Easels
29c.-6 Crystal Goblets.
5c.-Bottle good French Shoe Dressing.
0c.-ROya1 Glue.
Coolers &C., below cost.
just received full assortment OF School Bags
Slates Pencils, &C.
Lunch Baskets, Market Baskets &C.. &C., at
The FAIR,
S12 It'll st. NV,
FRANKIE i Co., Props.
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EDUCATIONAL

NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND WINDSOR fe-
~ male Coilere-SeIarate eus .is.ss Full srscu=;-
lhs courses with decrecs Also Glsly. preparatory
aud del artncn,s fsi .cGs open Septeri-
Rev NJ JELLY. I'D, fres'L New Windsor. Md
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FACE and eyesight fitted. 81. Hempler's, ave.
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Ar.,usemeuts 'TO.nlght.

Aniusements Tonight.
HARRIS BIJou THEATgR-AuS1n'S Australian
Novelty co.
KEBNAs's THEATER.-Comic opera and Variety.
PANORAMA BCMpIS6.-Battle OF Bull RUIZ
ATHLETIC PARk.-Roier Coaster
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LILO Washington, d. @.

LILO Washington, D. @.
The Misses Kerras School for Young Ladies and Chill
dren will reopen Wednesday. September 21st. Ac-
commodations for limited number Of boarding
Scholars An especial conveyance for the OF pupils
living at distance Until September LIST address for
particulars and circular 1925 st. au16-1m
RRoOKyILLE ACADEMY, MONTGOMERY
ID COUNTY. MD,
HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
VIII open with three Instructors, Thursday, Sep
tember To- Pupils in the house limited 30 Apply
for Circulars to Rev. DR.. c. K NELSON, President
aus TO sic
GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE A
" hfe-size crayon portrait i'll fifteen lessons: no
knowledge of drawing necessary. Call and examine
work J. w. REYNOLDS. Room IL. May Building,
Sth and sts auI2-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-02

a WRIT OF HADEAS C0KFTS FOE INK PRiSONER,
PETER DIGGS
This morning q writ of habeaS corpus was
directed 10 issue by Judge Merrick for the pro-
duction Of Peter Digs before him On september
O. The petition is died by E. sutherland and c.
II. Cook for Eugenia Digs, the mother Of Peter
Diggs, and 1t represents that on August % John
Wanes was shot and killed by Frank Heiderman
and Geo. Jackson was Struck with a stone. She
states that It Is claimed by the United states that
her son was in company with HefdermaD, and
that he threw the stone which struck Jackson
and she believes that said charge against her son
IN wholly groundless; that he was not with
Reidarman at the time OF the shooting; that he
did not throw the stone, and was, In fact, not In
that locality TILL after the occurrence and then
a spectator. She therefore claims that he Is i'm
properly and Illegally detained in prison.